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EL BUEN PANO EN EL ARCA SE VENDE VOLUME 31 ISSUE 17 CAMPUS CALENDAR See the best uvsc calendar on the planet at netXnmM O A VALLEY WEATHER TODAY: Scattered Showers High 58" Low 31 (P lb TT TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy JHigh6l' Low 32 WEDNESDAY Partly Cloudy V High 59 Low 33 ! i r- r r;. emoUondi, national 8c local artists r.iusic EHRAUAGAnZA A collection cf talents from around tfts world Pays 8 BYU NOTEBOOK Crowfon Is hopeful tliat BYU will poll It out against Colorado Slate on Thursday IPega 5 ... " . uVi. -J i mi i I NetXNcws is your student produced news source For breakine news and calendar events visit NetXNews.net INEWS BRIE Hikers and Skiers Hoping for Solitude The Federal Aviation Association is considering changing flight plans that would lower altitudes of airliners over Wasatch Front hiking and skiing trails. Hikers and skiers are concerned that the possible change will interfere with the quite and solitude the mountains provide. The FAA wants to change flight paths to reduce the congestion that is growing. If the plan is passed, airliners would be as low as 1,500 feet over the Cottonwood Canyon resort and Sundance. Bankruptcy Filings Rising in Utah Utah is the number one state in the country for number of households filing for bankruptcy. The statistics show that one out of 33.6 households in Utah declare bankruptcy in the last year. 701 of (lie households which declared bankruptcy were filed under "Chapter 7 of the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act. which allows unsecured debts" to be erased. A new reform of legislation is being considered which would make it harder for people to erase their unsecured debts. Student Diagnosed With Cancer Not Expected to Reach Graduation Faigame "Hogan" Kennach, a resident of Hot Springs, Arkansas and a senior in high school, was diagnosed with lymphonma this past May. Prior to Graduation, Hogan went under a five-hour surgery to remove a mass the size of a baseball from his chest. Although he has just had surgery, Hogan was able to cross the stage in a wheelchair to receive his diploma. After five months in the hospital, Hogan returned home on August 8th. He plans to begin college next month, studying computer engineering. No Eighth Harry Potter Book There has been a rumor circulating that J.K. Rowling will be writing an eighth Harry Potter book. Neil Blair, of Christopher Little literary agents, stated "The plan is to have only seven books in the series, there is no truth to the rumors." r,:mi.Ti THE W KB lDQ. Till; TIM Don't forget, you can see NetXNews broadcast daily on the campus montiors every hour on the hour. Visit our website at www.netxnews.net and get daily updates of campus happenings, calendar events, and campus life and even check your email or visu ine , i UVSC hnmo Vdr) page. John Swallow was the only candidate to show up for a political cebate hosted by the Students for Political awareness club on Tuesday. Congressmen, Chris Cannon, and Jim Matheson, and candidate Jay Woodside were no-shows for the debate. Swallow talked to students and community members about key issues in the race and what he plans to do in conference if elected. Courtney Echols, NETXNEWS Political Apathy isn't just with students r Bi iiole Bourserie ush et.ews STIFF Citizens are constantly being urged to get out and vote but when the candidates don't even bother to show up for debates many do not see the point in voting. The political panel sponsored by the Students for Political Awareness Club turned out to be more of a question and answer session with congressional candidate John Swallows. John Matheson, currently the incumbent for the second congressional district, cancelled at the last minute, although he was reportedly in town. He also failed to send a representative in his place. Chris Cannon's representative, along with Nancy Jay Woodside, both from the third congressional district, also cancelled on short notice. Emily Christensen, John Swallow's Press Secretary, said that Matheson showed up the previous evening to participate in a televised debate but "Congressman Matheson was in town but still didn't come. ..usually he sends someone in his place. ..but not this time. He should be coming out and talking to people and explaining his views." Students expressed frustration that politicians encourage them to be politically involved and then don't show up when they attempt to do so. As freshmen Krystal Allred said, " It really shows where their priorities are." Kyle Petersen, also a freshman, said "This is really frustrating.. .how can they expect us to care about politics w hen they don't care at all about us?" However, students appreciated Swallow's willingness to speak to them despite the change in circumstances. Christensen said "That is what John's biggest strength is, is that he's out campaigning at the grassroots level every day.. .he's not afraid to go out and talk to the every day citizen." Swallow answered questions concerning education funding, initiative one, storage of nuclear waste in Utah, his feeling on the impending war with Iraq, and the post 911 economy. He talked about the need for unity in the senate and house Avoiding mistakes in mate selection NetNews Sculpture Represents Educational journey By A'irole Boursrrie etpHS STAFF "It is better to be happy and single than married and miserable but it is better to be married and happy than single and happy." Dr. Barlow told UVSC students in a seminar entitled "The Seven Major Mistakes of Mate Selection" sponsored by the Wellness Center. In other words, marriage is great but be careful whom you choose as your other half. He talked to students about the rapidly changing nature and expectations of marriage and about the emotional, health, and financial benefits of a healthy marriage. Barlow focused on the seven major mistakes of mate selection, which are as follows: 1) The decision to marry is made too quickly. 2) The decision is made at too young an age. 3) One or both persons are too eager to get married. 4) One or both persons may be choosing a mate to please someone else. 5) The experience base of one or both is " ! i . - - - i Windy HanksNETXNEWS Marriage is a big step in a person's life and choosing the wrong mate can lead to emotional and financial ruin. Choosing a mate takes time and patience. too narrow. 6) The couple has unrealistic expectations of marriage. 7) One or both persons may have unaddrcssed personality or behavior problems. Barlow believes that a couple needs time to see each other in a variety of situations and to see them in their "natural habitat." He recommends dating for at least twelve months be- "Mari iage" continued on pg. 4 News from the world wide web: NewxPol'nia CNN.com Foxnews.com wsj.com nytimes.com nelxnews.net christiansciencemonitor.com Entertainment: theonion.com eonline.com launch.yahoo.com moviefone.com allthetests.com Music Online: billboard.com liquidaudio.com hardcorejukebox.com Student helps: howtostudy.com makingcollegecount.com edu.com fastweb.com firetalk.com Sports: uvsc.eduathletes majorleaguebaseball.com nflfans.com nfltalk.com nhl.com espn.go.com nba.com wnba.com I320kfan.com cougarnet.com Bj JiiiTonterio ttpws STAFF - Among Utah Valley State College's many noteworthy sculptures, The Monolith lo cated in center of the Student F" Center stands a guiding spirit to student potential and ac complishment. The Monolithr :V,v kmae! GalvejNETXNEWS LaDawna, Grow takes a second to was created in memory of Verl Fawn Morgan, a UVSC art professor who passed away from cancer February 21,2000. "While reflecting Upon his life, I Was impressed with the monolith while taking r r a break at the student center. that he slipped the bands of earth while leaving behind the hope of continual enlightenment" Said Thomas M. Hover, Associate Vice President for Student Services at UVSC, came up with the creative idea of The Monolith through a movie he saw, 2001 A Space Odyssey. When a special hand shaped figure atop a small stand by the Monolith is touched the following words glow from the base of the Monolith: "There is a creative power within you. You educational journey can focus that power and sharpen your skills, talents, and abilities to enlighten yourself, and the world around you." Thomas M. Hover, 2001-2002 The Monolith was fabricated and built by Exhibit Fabricators of Salt Lake City, Utah, under the direction of Gale

EL BUEN PANO EN EL ARCA SE VENDE VOLUME 31 ISSUE 17 CAMPUS CALENDAR See the best uvsc calendar on the planet at netXnmM O A VALLEY WEATHER TODAY: Scattered Showers High 58" Low 31 (P lb TT TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy JHigh6l' Low 32 WEDNESDAY Partly Cloudy V High 59 Low 33 ! i r- r r;. emoUondi, national 8c local artists r.iusic EHRAUAGAnZA A collection cf talents from around tfts world Pays 8 BYU NOTEBOOK Crowfon Is hopeful tliat BYU will poll It out against Colorado Slate on Thursday IPega 5 ... " . uVi. -J i mi i I NetXNcws is your student produced news source For breakine news and calendar events visit NetXNews.net INEWS BRIE Hikers and Skiers Hoping for Solitude The Federal Aviation Association is considering changing flight plans that would lower altitudes of airliners over Wasatch Front hiking and skiing trails. Hikers and skiers are concerned that the possible change will interfere with the quite and solitude the mountains provide. The FAA wants to change flight paths to reduce the congestion that is growing. If the plan is passed, airliners would be as low as 1,500 feet over the Cottonwood Canyon resort and Sundance. Bankruptcy Filings Rising in Utah Utah is the number one state in the country for number of households filing for bankruptcy. The statistics show that one out of 33.6 households in Utah declare bankruptcy in the last year. 701 of (lie households which declared bankruptcy were filed under "Chapter 7 of the 1978 Bankruptcy Reform Act. which allows unsecured debts" to be erased. A new reform of legislation is being considered which would make it harder for people to erase their unsecured debts. Student Diagnosed With Cancer Not Expected to Reach Graduation Faigame "Hogan" Kennach, a resident of Hot Springs, Arkansas and a senior in high school, was diagnosed with lymphonma this past May. Prior to Graduation, Hogan went under a five-hour surgery to remove a mass the size of a baseball from his chest. Although he has just had surgery, Hogan was able to cross the stage in a wheelchair to receive his diploma. After five months in the hospital, Hogan returned home on August 8th. He plans to begin college next month, studying computer engineering. No Eighth Harry Potter Book There has been a rumor circulating that J.K. Rowling will be writing an eighth Harry Potter book. Neil Blair, of Christopher Little literary agents, stated "The plan is to have only seven books in the series, there is no truth to the rumors." r,:mi.Ti THE W KB lDQ. Till; TIM Don't forget, you can see NetXNews broadcast daily on the campus montiors every hour on the hour. Visit our website at www.netxnews.net and get daily updates of campus happenings, calendar events, and campus life and even check your email or visu ine , i UVSC hnmo Vdr) page. John Swallow was the only candidate to show up for a political cebate hosted by the Students for Political awareness club on Tuesday. Congressmen, Chris Cannon, and Jim Matheson, and candidate Jay Woodside were no-shows for the debate. Swallow talked to students and community members about key issues in the race and what he plans to do in conference if elected. Courtney Echols, NETXNEWS Political Apathy isn't just with students r Bi iiole Bourserie ush et.ews STIFF Citizens are constantly being urged to get out and vote but when the candidates don't even bother to show up for debates many do not see the point in voting. The political panel sponsored by the Students for Political Awareness Club turned out to be more of a question and answer session with congressional candidate John Swallows. John Matheson, currently the incumbent for the second congressional district, cancelled at the last minute, although he was reportedly in town. He also failed to send a representative in his place. Chris Cannon's representative, along with Nancy Jay Woodside, both from the third congressional district, also cancelled on short notice. Emily Christensen, John Swallow's Press Secretary, said that Matheson showed up the previous evening to participate in a televised debate but "Congressman Matheson was in town but still didn't come. ..usually he sends someone in his place. ..but not this time. He should be coming out and talking to people and explaining his views." Students expressed frustration that politicians encourage them to be politically involved and then don't show up when they attempt to do so. As freshmen Krystal Allred said, " It really shows where their priorities are." Kyle Petersen, also a freshman, said "This is really frustrating.. .how can they expect us to care about politics w hen they don't care at all about us?" However, students appreciated Swallow's willingness to speak to them despite the change in circumstances. Christensen said "That is what John's biggest strength is, is that he's out campaigning at the grassroots level every day.. .he's not afraid to go out and talk to the every day citizen." Swallow answered questions concerning education funding, initiative one, storage of nuclear waste in Utah, his feeling on the impending war with Iraq, and the post 911 economy. He talked about the need for unity in the senate and house Avoiding mistakes in mate selection NetNews Sculpture Represents Educational journey By A'irole Boursrrie etpHS STAFF "It is better to be happy and single than married and miserable but it is better to be married and happy than single and happy." Dr. Barlow told UVSC students in a seminar entitled "The Seven Major Mistakes of Mate Selection" sponsored by the Wellness Center. In other words, marriage is great but be careful whom you choose as your other half. He talked to students about the rapidly changing nature and expectations of marriage and about the emotional, health, and financial benefits of a healthy marriage. Barlow focused on the seven major mistakes of mate selection, which are as follows: 1) The decision to marry is made too quickly. 2) The decision is made at too young an age. 3) One or both persons are too eager to get married. 4) One or both persons may be choosing a mate to please someone else. 5) The experience base of one or both is " ! i . - - - i Windy HanksNETXNEWS Marriage is a big step in a person's life and choosing the wrong mate can lead to emotional and financial ruin. Choosing a mate takes time and patience. too narrow. 6) The couple has unrealistic expectations of marriage. 7) One or both persons may have unaddrcssed personality or behavior problems. Barlow believes that a couple needs time to see each other in a variety of situations and to see them in their "natural habitat." He recommends dating for at least twelve months be- "Mari iage" continued on pg. 4 News from the world wide web: NewxPol'nia CNN.com Foxnews.com wsj.com nytimes.com nelxnews.net christiansciencemonitor.com Entertainment: theonion.com eonline.com launch.yahoo.com moviefone.com allthetests.com Music Online: billboard.com liquidaudio.com hardcorejukebox.com Student helps: howtostudy.com makingcollegecount.com edu.com fastweb.com firetalk.com Sports: uvsc.eduathletes majorleaguebaseball.com nflfans.com nfltalk.com nhl.com espn.go.com nba.com wnba.com I320kfan.com cougarnet.com Bj JiiiTonterio ttpws STAFF - Among Utah Valley State College's many noteworthy sculptures, The Monolith lo cated in center of the Student F" Center stands a guiding spirit to student potential and ac complishment. The Monolithr :V,v kmae! GalvejNETXNEWS LaDawna, Grow takes a second to was created in memory of Verl Fawn Morgan, a UVSC art professor who passed away from cancer February 21,2000. "While reflecting Upon his life, I Was impressed with the monolith while taking r r a break at the student center. that he slipped the bands of earth while leaving behind the hope of continual enlightenment" Said Thomas M. Hover, Associate Vice President for Student Services at UVSC, came up with the creative idea of The Monolith through a movie he saw, 2001 A Space Odyssey. When a special hand shaped figure atop a small stand by the Monolith is touched the following words glow from the base of the Monolith: "There is a creative power within you. You educational journey can focus that power and sharpen your skills, talents, and abilities to enlighten yourself, and the world around you." Thomas M. Hover, 2001-2002 The Monolith was fabricated and built by Exhibit Fabricators of Salt Lake City, Utah, under the direction of Gale